cuisine of Karnataka
Answers
Explanation:
Mysore Masala Dosa: Staple Food Of Karnataka
Mysore Pak: People’s Favourite Dessert
Chow Chow Bhath: Two-in-one Dish
Ragi Mudde And Sopinna Saru: Healthylicious
Korri Gassi: Flavours Of Karnataka
Obbattu Or Holige: Sweet Parantha
Kane Rava Fry: Epicurean’s Delight
Bisi Bele Bath: South Indian Khichdi
Maddur Vada: Snack Time!
Coorg Pandi Curry: For Non-Vegetarians
Dahi Bada: Melange Of Tangy Flavours
Filter Coffee: Signature Beverage
Mangalorean Bhende Puli Koddel: Crunchy Texture
Udupi Tomato Rasam: Tangy Appetizer
Neer Dosa: Fluffy Laced Crepes
Kundapura Koli Saaru: Authentic Spices
Allugedda: Mashed Potatoes
Haalbai: Sweetful Delight
Mysore Bonda: Delicious Fried Snack
Pori Urundai: Puffed Rice And Jaggery
Chiroti: Flaky Pastry Circles
Explanation:
The cuisine of Karnataka includes the cuisines of the different regions and communities of Karnataka, namely, North Karnataka cuisine, South Karnataka cuisine, Udupi cuisine, Saraswat cuisine, Coorg cuisine, Mangalorean Catholic cuisine and Navayath cuisine.[1][2]
Karnataka cuisine includes both vegetarian and non-vegetarian. Ragi, which is a staple in Kannadiga cuisine is mentioned in the works of the poet Adikavi Pampa and in the ancient Sanskrit medical text Sushruta Samhita.[3]
Following are some of the different cuisines from Karnataka :
i) Uttara Karnataka Cuisine
ii) Karwar cuisine
iii) Udupi Cuisine
iv) Mangaluru cuisine
v) Kodagu or coorg cuisine
vi) Mysuru - Mandya cuisine
vii) Dakshina Kannada cuisines
viii) Malnad cuisine
ix) Ballari - Raichur cuisine
x) Davangere cuisine